• Rent cap for students
    It is important so that students can afford to live in suitable and safe accommodation at a price that they can easily afford and not have to worry about being able to afford rent on top of the struggle of studying as well as to be able to afford their groceries on top of this.
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    Created by Ruby Benson
  • Bus service to the grange
    To provide a service for the people of caerphily and surround villages who haven't got private yransport
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    Created by Gareth Edwards
  • We urgently need a Public Consultation on the success of Community owned Energy
    The big six suppliers have monopolised energy supply and we've all witnessed the consequences. Its time for a change. https://powerforpeople.org.uk/the-local-electricity-bill/campaign-facts/ Currently there are more than 300 successful community energy organisations providing 100% green and ethical electricity. With a few changes to our out of date bureaucratic system, more households can choose affordable energy for people, place and planet... https://communityenergysouth.org/empowering-community-energy-by-ollie-pendered/
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    Created by Christopher Blomeley
  • Flooding at Junction of Hawthorn Road/Poplar Road
    Motorists are constantly breaking down in the water or having to turnaround and going a different way,causing considerable damage to the grass verges.
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    Created by Terry Lock
  • Stop the council tax rises many families are struggling to pay their bills
    Council tax has gone up every year and lots of families are struggling to pay there energy bills and its unfair its a huge hike 10% and next year will be the same the cost of living is damaging enough this has to stop we need to cap what councils are allowed to do.
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    Created by Barry Powell
  • Speed limit on Buxton road in Leek
    By forcibly imposing a 20 MPH speed limit, we would in turn reduce pollution induced illnesses and thus reduce the pressure on the NHS and health budgets.
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    Created by Ray King
  • POT HOLES
    Potholes cause damage to vehicles and cost money to repair, money which people don't have in their current financial position. They are also very dangerous for people on two wheels.
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    Created by Jeff St Clair
  • Continue 3 for Free in Paisley
    Instigating the old Pay for Parking system in Paisley will be disastrous for local businesses, hospital workers and the new Museum.
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    Created by Ken McGlone
  • Prevent medical records becoming public information
    Our medical records are personal and not for sale. Our freedom to choose of we have certain medications or vaccinations must not be eroded.
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    Created by Terry Thrussell
  • Unfair Heating Charges & Outages
    Joining the campaign for change is a compelling opportunity for individuals to contribute to a collective effort addressing critical issues affecting our community. Here are compelling reasons why others should join the campaign: Strength in Numbers: A larger group of supporters amplifies the impact of the campaign, demonstrating a united front and shared commitment to positive change. Community Well-being: The campaign primarily focuses on two urgent issues: unfair energy charges and persistent service outages. These challenges directly impact the community's well-being, making it essential to address them promptly for a healthier and more equitable living environment. Advocacy for Fairness: The campaign strongly advocates for fairness and transparency in energy pricing. Joining the campaign aligns individuals with a cause promoting justice and equal treatment for all residents. Safety and Emergency Accessibility: By supporting the campaign, individuals contribute to efforts aimed at improving safety and emergency accessibility within the community. Addressing persistent service outages is crucial for ensuring residents can navigate critical situations with ease. Community Solidarity: Joining the campaign fosters a sense of community solidarity, signaling active engagement in the betterment of shared living spaces and a willingness to work together for positive change. Voice for Change: Being part of the campaign provides individuals with a platform to voice concerns about unfair charges and service outages. It empowers residents to actively participate in the decision-making process and contribute to shaping a more equitable community. Improved Quality of Life: The campaign aims to address issues directly impacting residents' quality of life, such as financial burdens due to unfair energy charges and the inconvenience of persistent service outages. Joining the campaign is a significant step toward creating a more comfortable and enjoyable living experience. Representation and Advocacy: The campaign ensures that the concerns and needs of residents regarding unfair charges and outages are represented and advocated for at a higher level. Joining the campaign allows individuals to actively contribute to a movement seeking positive changes on behalf of the community. Positive Impact on Future Residents: Participating in the campaign contributes to creating a more favorable living environment, not only for current residents but also for future generations. It establishes a legacy of advocacy for fair treatment and improved living conditions. Democratic Participation: Joining the campaign is an exercise in democratic participation, encouraging individuals to actively engage with the decision-making process and promoting a sense of civic duty and responsibility. In summary, joining the campaign represents an invitation for individuals to be part of a meaningful movement dedicated to addressing unfair charges, persistent outages, and promoting community improvement and well-being.
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    Created by shrikanth nimmakayala
  • please please please stop program sharing on BBC local Radio
    Please help to get peoples jobs back with BBC Local radio
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    Created by Carl Hayward
  • Save Plymouth airport
    Plymouth has a wonderful history, beautiful sea front but very poor connectivity. Businesses are suffering and transport by road or rail is not good enough. A reopened airport for modern small electric planes will give future generations more opportunities. The Navy and hospital would benefit from a base at Roborough . Training for would be pilots, opportunities for schoolchildren to take flights over the city. Some of whom have never flown. Experts in all fields are ready and waiting.
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    Created by Shirley Stickland